Avionics Software Engineer II: Hardware Test & Drivers
blue originSeattle (WA)
Avionics Software Engineer II: Hardware Test & Drivers
Posted 3 days ago
blue originSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Blue Origin is seeking an embedded software engineer to support the Chassis Tester Software team on the New Glenn program. You will write Linux instrument drivers, architect hardware-in-the-loop test frameworks, and build operator-facing tools that run on the test floor to determine pass/fail for flight-critical hardware. You will collaborate with avionics hardware engineers to validate driver behavior, operate within defined envelopes, and contribute to automated test execution and results
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